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My Oldest Silver Coin to Date :detecting:

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DiggerODirt

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Went to a park we have been hitting for the last year and a half. This is one of the oldest if not "the" oldest park in the city of Syracuse. First good target of the day was a 1944D Mercury Dime. Next was my oldest silver coin to date, a 1886 Canadian Dime. Finally, just before dark I found the 1936 Mercury Dime and the 1946 Wheat Cent. I am still stoked.
All coins come out of this park looking dark or beat up...I guess it is the fertizers used there.





Happy Hunting and Dress Warm!
 
Very nice collection!! :hot:
 
VERY nice finds!! but don't give your hotspots away, it can reignite interest in a place pretty quickly. I usually try to be VERY vague about any locations.
 
Nice ladies you dug! If memory is right the Canadian dime is .925 - I think instead of the US standard of .900
 
Nice silver Ay!:clap:
 
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